Living With Diabetes Means Living With Foot Problems

Diabetes often comes with a long list of foot issues that make finding the right shoes extremely difficult. Many people with diabetes experience:

• Diabetic neuropathy pain — burning, tingling, sharp pain, or numbness
• Loss of sensation
• Foot swelling (edema) 
• Bunions, hammertoes, and toe deformities c
• Sensitive skin
• Heel pain and forefoot pressure 
• Foot fatigue 

When neuropathy reduces sensation, these problems can quietly worsen — without warning.

Why Regular Shoes Hurt Diabetic Feet?

Most everyday shoes are designed for style — not sensitive feet.

• Tight toe space creates pressure and rubbing
• Hard soles increase impact with every step
• Narrow openings make shoes difficult to put on
• Hidden friction inside the shoe causes discomfort you may not feel right away

For people with diabetes, these small issues can quickly turn into daily pain and mobility problems.

Meet EasyStep — #1 Podiatrist-Recommended Diabetic Shoes

“As a podiatrist, I recommend EasyStep for people with diabetes because it reduces pressure, improves stability, and supports safer daily walking. APMA Accepted by the American Podiatric Medical Association, EasyStep is designed to promote good foot health and provide reliable all-day comfort for diabetic-sensitive feet.” 

- Dr. Michael Harris, DPM
Podiatric Medicine Specialist

Roomier, Higher Toe Box for Reduced Pressure

Tight toe space is one of the most common causes of discomfort for diabetic feet.

EasyStep’s roomier, higher toe box adds extra space and depth to reduce pressure and friction, while accommodating swelling, bunions, and foot shape changes — helping relieve stress where foot problems often begin.

Pressure-Relief Memory Foam Insole

Neuropathy pain isn’t just uncomfortable — it’s often triggered by repeated pressure you may not feel.

EasyStep’s memory foam insole helps relieve burning, tingling, and stabbing sensations by redistributing pressure and reducing stress hotspots that can irritate sensitive diabetic feet over time.

Wide-Open Adjustable Fit — Easy On & Off

Swollen feet, stiffness, or limited mobility can make putting on shoes frustrating.

EasyStep features a wide-open Velcro wing design that fully opens the shoe for easy entry and precise adjustment across different foot shapes and swelling levels — with no bending, pulling, or tying laces.

Designed to accommodate diabetic-sensitive feet, edema, bunions, neuropathy, and arthritis.

Non-Slip & Shock-Absorbing EVA Sole

Every step sends impact straight to your feet. The EVA sole absorbs heel shock and spreads force more evenly across the foot, reducing repeated stress that can trigger pain and fatigue in diabetic feet. 

For people with diabetes, reduced sensation and balance issues can make slipping more dangerous. The ASTM-certified non-slip outsole provides reliable traction to help reduce slip risk and support safer, more stable steps.

All-Day Comfort for Sensitive Diabetic Feet

EasyStep is designed to keep diabetic-sensitive feet comfortable throughout the day by reducing heat, friction, irritation, and fatigue where shoes contact the skin.

• Breathable knit upper keeps feet cool and dry, helping reduce moisture that can irritate sensitive skin.
• Ultra-lightweight design (190g) helps reduce daily foot fatigue, making walking feel easier and less tiring.
• Soft padded collar cushions the heel area to minimize rubbing and pressure with every step.
• Smooth, seamless interior helps protect sensitive skin from irritation caused by seams and rough contact points.

EasyStep delivers diabetic-friendly comfort without looking bulky or clinical. It’s a shoe you can wear every day — at home, at work, or on casual outings.

Who EasyStep Is Designed For

EasyStep is ideal for people who need reliable daily comfort, including those with:

• Diabetes or diabetic-sensitive feet
• Swelling (edema) or wide feet
• Bunions or toe discomfort
• Mild neuropathy
• Difficulty bending or putting on shoes

Real Stories From People Living With Diabetes

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“Because of diabetes, my foot sometimes gets swollen or irritated and needs to be wrapped. Most shoes either wouldn’t go on or rubbed the wrong spots. After wearing EasyStep for about 2 weeks, I noticed less irritation and fewer neuropathy related flare-ups. I can open the shoe wide, adjust it easily, and nothing presses where it hurts. They’re comfortable, supportive, and don’t look medical at all.” - Linda M., 62 

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"I’ve lived with diabetes for years . Pressure on the bunion or uneven support would trigger pain and foot fatigue quickly. After a few weeks of daily wear, EasyStep made a clear difference. The pressure feels more evenly spread, and bunion discomfort are noticeably reduced. Walking feels easier, and I no longer dread putting shoes on.” — Robert K., 68

Package Includes 

x1 TERO EasyStep Diabetic Walking Shoes